• Nothing quite turns your day around like 45 minutes at the gym

    March 14,2018
  • I still think it’s weird that I need an appointment at my barber shop.

    March 13,2018
  • Just saw a Cadillac delivering Dominos. Tough times.

    March 8,2018
  • Last day before it changes all over again.

    March 7,2018
  • Panera stops serving breakfast at 11am on Sundays. You know that ain’t right!

    March 4,2018
  • While washing the wheels of our car, my 4yo offered to give me a “car wash.” I turned around to find him pointing the hose at me and attempting to turn on the nozzle.

    March 3,2018
  • Watching my Apple TV with my AirPods after the kids are in bed just might be the single greatest technological advance in a generation.

    February 23,2018
  • I can think of very few scenarios where a blank page with “Coming Soon!” is the appropriate design choice. Good rule of thumb: if there’s no content on a page, don’t publish.

    February 23,2018
  • When it comes to cheddar, the sharper, the better!

    February 23,2018
  • Ethan Hunt is a poor man’s James Bond.

    February 22,2018
  • Well, it's February 20th. Suppose it's time to turn on the A/C.

    February 20,2018
  • Taxes were pretty fun this year. Not nearly as fun as they'll be next year, though!

    February 16,2018
  • I wish that more iOS devs would include alternate icons. An awesome, but underrated and underutilized feature.

    February 15,2018
  • Felicity’s favorite thing to say to me, “What doing, Daddy?”

    February 13,2018
  • Go Team USA! 🥇

    Socks
    February 11,2018
  • It’s February 10th. If you’re still going to the gym, good for you! 🥇

    February 10,2018
  • The average Facebook comment thread:

    Comment 1: You're an idiot!

    Comment 2: You're a chimp for the (corporation/political party)!

    Comment 3: Anyone know where I can get good window tint?

    February 8,2018
  • Great minds think alike, except in the Patent Office

    February 7,2018
  • I just watched the Super Bowl halftime show. The only good thing about it was that Pepsi spent their money on sponsorship and advertising instead of producing their disgusting beverages.

    February 5,2018
  • Botox injections, like all medically necessary injections, are terrible.

    January 30,2018
  • I believe that the time is right for Catholic parishes everywhere to come together and finally agree on the requirements for parents and sponsors of children at Baptism. Honestly, it's our third parish and our third set of rules! We can do this!

    January 29,2018
  • If you don’t pull over for emergency vehicles, you’re just a jerk.

    January 28,2018
  • Reading

    Book Review: Messy & Foolish 📚

    This was a short little book, expounding on the early message of the pontificate of Francis. I picked up my copy through the great folks at Dynamic Catholic.

    I found the material to be interesting and thought provoking. We have a great number of tools at our disposal for sharing the joy of Christianity that previous generations have not benefited from. It doesn’t need to be grand or spectacular, but it does need to be honest. This was a good read, especially during Lent.

    Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★

    ISBN: 9781942611776

    January 27,2018
  • Reading

    Book Review: The Total Money Makeover 📚

    I’ve been a listener of Dave’s radio program for seven years now. I was first introduced to him and his plan by Alison when we were dating. This wasn’t my first reading of The Total Money Makeover, I tend to pick it up any time I start to lose momentum.

    This is the plan that we follow and I recommend it to anyone who asks. Simple, straightforward, and doable.

    Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

    ISBN: 9781491522226

    January 26,2018
  • Reading

    Book Review: The Pope Who Quit 📚

    Before the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI, there had only been one man in the history of the papacy to abdicate the office. That man was Pope Celestine V in the Middle Ages.

    This book is his story, and one that is not well known. Celestine, before he was pope, was a popular spiritual named Peter Morrone. He was an ascetic, and widely known in his day for his holiness.

    Morrone became pope as a consequence of politics, and the author does a good job of sharing the full context with the reader. That being said, the book was mostly about the times of Peter Morrone, with his papacy having a minor role near the end of the book. I would’ve liked more meat on the subject, short as his reign was.

    Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★

    ISBN: 9780385531894

    January 20,2018